The Case Against Epstein isn’t New
The Hill.com Opinion Piece: “Fire everyone who let Jeffrey Epstein skate.” (https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciary/452410-fire-everyone-who-let-jeffrey-epstein-skate)
This opinion piece is by Francey Hakes, former federal prosecutor and now CEO of a consulting firm that helps abused children.
Francey is also co-host of Best Case, Worst Case, a true crime podcast she shares with former federal prosecutor and former FBI profiler Jim Clemente (a producer on the nearly-finished Criminal Minds). They discuss this case of Epstein in their latest podcast here: https://wondery.com/shows/best-case-worst-case/
Epstein was a financier who had a personal connection to Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation. He had ties to George W. Bush and Donald Trump (so when Trump denies knowing the man, he’s lying, as per usual).
These connections implicate Clinton, Bush, Trump, and many other wealthy and influential men as users of this trafficking scam.
Now I think that this trafficking scheme is the very one that’s at the heart of another trafficking claim and criminal report made by an abducted child, Johnny Gosch, (and Corey Haim/Corey Feldman). These reports have been labelled “falsely accusing wealthy men” and have been dismissed out of hand by the wealthy and connected. This is an oft-heard denial by these people when confronted with their crimes.
In a two-part episode of Sword and Scale podcast, Mike Boudet covered the abduction case of Johnny Gosch through an interview with his mother. You can find that here: http://swordandscale.com/sword-and-scale-episode-5/.
You can be the judge, if you’re so inclined to investigate/listen (if you’re a fan/sleuth of true crime cold cases), on whether the trafficking conspiracy claims made by Gosch and Feldman are true. But consider the *Facts* in the case against Jeffrey Epstein, and you’re left wondering if those so-called unbelievable crimes could also be true.
